User:Paul venter/Binominal place names of the 1700s and 1800s
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List of Latin place names used as specific names
- A list of place names, used in Latin descriptions and, after the development of binomial nomenclature, as specific names in the natural sciences.
A[edit]
- abyssinica Abyssinia
- acadiensis northeastern North America
- aethiopicum Ethiopia
- agavacense Agavaca province, Peru
- albarracinensis Albarracín in Spain
- amboniensis Ambon Island
- andohahelensis Andohahela, southeast Madagascar
- arabicum Arabia
- ardjunensis Ardjuna, Sumatra
- atlantica Atlas Mountains
- australis Southern Hemisphere, Southern
- ayacuchense Ayacucho, Perú
- ayavacense Havana
B[edit]
- batangense Batang, China
- berolinensis Berlin
- borealis Northern Hemisphere, Northern
- butuoense Butuo, Sichuan, China
C[edit]
- camaldulensis Camaldoli monastery near Naples
- canariensis Canary Islands
- capensis Cape Colony
- cazorlense Cazorla, Spain
- chamaense Chama River (Venezuela)
- chaparense Chapare, Bolivia
- chilloense Chillo, Ecuador
E[edit]
- eystettensis Eichstätt
G[edit]
- gandavensis Ghent
H[edit]
- helvetica Switzerland
L[edit]
P[edit]
- parisiense Paris
S[edit]
- schoenbrunnensis Schönbrunn
- septentrionalis Northern
- sinensis China
- sinicum China
T[edit]
- turolensis Diocese of Teruel in Spain
V[edit]
- vindobonensis Vienna
Z[edit]
- zeylanica Ceylon